Tatis hit .185 with a .254 on-base percentage between May 3 and Sunday, the worst 32-game stretch in his career. His slugging percentage in that time was not the lowest over a 32-game span, because he did hit five home runs. However, he does not have a homer since May 27, a span of 10 games and 53 at-bats.

The Padres had a lead after three pitches but their offense stalled from there on in a 5-1 loss to the Diamondbacks.

San Diego Padres All-Star right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. is predicted to miss out on an All-Star starting spot.

In the three Dodgers games, the Padres offense scored 21 runs with both teams teeing off on the pitchers the first game, the Padres teeing off on the Dodgers when they had a minor league pitcher and a position player pitching, and scoring two runs the last game when the Dodgers went back to trying.

Fernando Tatis Jr. continues to put up huge numbers for the San Diego Padres, but he wasn't always in that franchise.

San Diego Padres' Fernando Tatis Jr., right, reacts as Los Angeles Dodgers' Tommy Edman looks on after Tatis is called out on a review of pick-off play at second base

The San Diego Padres capitalized on the Los Angeles Dodgers’ lack of major league pitchers for an 11-1 victory.